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Q: Drinking Coffee=pains In Both Breasts?

asked by: kellys_happy on January 18th, 2005

New User

I stayed away from coffee for over 15 years. About 3 months ago, I started drinking it again. I've noticed occasional sharp pains in both my breasts. Had a mammogram done; went to the Dr.; everything's fine, thanks to god.

My gyno said I should take ~400 iu of vit. E. I average only about 2 cups of coffee a day! Are my symptoms common, i.E., drinking coffee=pains in breasts? What do you think?

Replies(2)

dominique

replied on January 27th, 2005

Experienced User

Does it coincide with your cycle? I know if I eat or drink certain things during the month it kinda of messes my body up a little bit.

PattyV

replied on January 28th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Increased caffiene intake can cause breast pain.If coffee causes it,switch to decaf!
Patty

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